The best way to kill someone is to destroy their spirit.

Jiang Yexi is very good at this.

Of course, this is all because of a strange and peculiar sense of humor that arose inexplicably, which catalyzed the development of my expertise.

However, this quirky sense of humor is still quite useful.

For example, it's so satisfying to see this guy's face full of grief and indignation.

However, this group of spectators really lacked manners, actually using flash photography.

As one of the most (or least) well-behaved citizens of China, Jiang Yexi must criticize this behavior!

A deep critique!

It's really something to criticize that he didn't bring himself along.

"Ding-dong!"

Just as Jiang Yexi was savoring Zhong Yamin's expression, the subway doors slowly opened.

"What...have we arrived at our destination?"

Jiang Yexi was a little disappointed.

She was planning to wait for another unlucky guy to provoke her after Zhong Yamin fled in disarray.

However, seeing Zhong Yamin in such a bad state doesn't seem like a bad deal.

With that thought in mind, Jiang Yexi slowly got up, walked out of the subway, and headed towards Heloise's residence.

"Speaking of which, it would be better to make a phone call, since frequent surprises are not good for the heart."

Jiang Yexi smiled slightly.

Then I made a phone call.

"The number you dialed is currently switched off. Please try again later..."

The familiar notification sound rang out.

Jiang Yexi was stunned, her expression completely bewildered.

"well?"

...

Meanwhile, Heloise finished her lunch rather hastily and returned to her room to read that tedious book.

Of course, judging from Heloise's excited expression, it's safe to say that she doesn't find it boring at all.

"Ding-dong!"

Just as Heloise was memorizing a formula, a new message popped up on her phone.

Heloise doesn't usually use social media apps on her phone, and she only has a handful of friends.

Why would those few scattered people still come looking for me?

Heloise was a little confused.

So she put down her pen and the notebook she was writing in, and picked up her phone.

"Shocking! Laughing fell to the ground while eating. Fans speculate that he has a terminal illness and urge everyone to stop criticizing him..."

Heloise's eyes twitched slightly as he looked at the text message that popped up on his phone.

This message that popped up automatically seems so unreliable.

At the very least, shouldn't they change into a more serious appearance?

Why does it look like a sensationalist marketing account?

"Laugh Station? That name sounds familiar... Have I seen it somewhere before?"

Heloise narrowed his eyes slightly.

After thinking it over, Heloise unlocked her phone.

Clicking through led to my QQ account.

Then I searched through my friends list.

No results.

"That's strange, am I remembering it wrong?"

Heloise was slightly taken aback.

Then, he searched through his classmates' group chat.

"溡緔ㄣbad尐哓☆﹎尐の潴 pig.ジ尐silly苽℡ゞ↘o lollipop"

"wrong."

“★﹌芣蒛嫒”

"wrong."

"My eyes are filled with tears, I cherish the wind, and I'm on a solitary journey. Lost memories!"

"wrong."

“*Tianxian Baby*￡Purple Angelˉ”

"wrong."

Heloise frowned.

Although she couldn't understand the meaning behind the names these people had chosen, she was certain they weren't the ones she was looking for.

but……

Is the script used to name penguins a new language?

As someone who doesn't have much exposure to internet culture, Heloise feels quite lost about her classmates' fashion circles.

However, Heloise's fingers continued to flip over.

"Smile and stand for life"

After countless searches, Heloise finally settled on this penguin name.

"I felt like I'd seen the name 'Xiaozhan' somewhere before."

Heloise smiled helplessly.

Internet culture is vast and profound; it's perfectly normal to be unaware of it...

"Smile..."

Heloise tilted his head.

This name seems to be quite famous.

But it seems like it has nothing to do with her.

"Never mind, let's go read a book."

Heloise didn't intend to delve into who Xiao Zhan really was or what he did.

Anyway, it doesn't really have much to do with her.

"Ding-dong!"

Another message popped up.

This time, it wasn't spam ads or marketing accounts, but a message from my own classmate.

Yes, it's that user with the ID: LaughingStandForLife

Upon clicking, it turned out to be a link.

Shortly after, Xiao Zhan Yisheng Tui sent a message adding: "Sister, click that link and vote for your brother. If you click it for me, then you are my best sister."

Well, this passage only has a few words, but Heloise felt like she had entered a blind spot in her knowledge again.

What is Jimei?

Who is the older brother?

Faced with such a knowledge gap, Heloise decisively chose another approach...

Turn off the Penguin account.

Just pretend you didn't see it.

This is fine; Heloise has no intention of learning about internet technology and culture.

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